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Addo Elephant National Park
Addo Elephant National Park
Addo Elephant National Park
Addo Elephant National Park

African elephants are the big attraction in this park.

There are safari options offered.

You can do a guided game drive...

...or even drive yourself to view the park's wildlife.

Addo Elephant National Park

Reviews of safaris to Addo Elephant National Park

22 holiday reviews from our travellers of holidays which include Addo Elephant Park.

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Ms S & Mr P
Suffolk

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I visited South Africa between 23 Oct 2008 and 3 Nov 2008
"Overall a great holiday, we did have one problem - the hire car. It didnt arrive when expected which meant we were hanging around on the first day. After several calls itt arrived the next day." Read full review: 11 nights in Africa; 6 on a South Africa trip
Overall trip
Excellent
Mr C & Mrs P
UK

"General comments"

I visited South Africa between 16 Dec 2007 and 30 Dec 2007
"A good trip was put together at short notice.

Generally the style of accomodation used was aimed at relaxed time in hotels rather than a more active agenda. Set dinners were a bit restrictive at most places - both the limited menus and the timings. Food appeared pricey compared with other SA experiences but we have nothing to compare with on this trip.

Two hotels did not have information about local places of interest - Rosenhof Country House, Oudtshorn and Hunters Lodge, Knysna.

Expert Africa's information about finding some hotels was insufficient - we had to research the web to find directions; predeparture information did not include advice about set meal times (which we found restrictive); Predeparture information was fragmented in the "book" provided, and covering letter; there was much more focus on Namibia than South Africa and it was not always clear which information related to which country." Read full review: 14 nights in Africa; 4 on a South Africa trip
Overall trip
Excellent
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22 reviews of Addo Elephant Park by travellers since August 2007
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Where to stay in Addo Elephant Park

Our suggestions for safari camps in Addo Elephant National Park


Elephant House

Elephant House

Elephant House is a welcoming, owner-run base for those wishing to explore the Addo Elephant National Park and the surrounding area.


78% (8 reviews)
River Bend Lodge

River Bend Lodge

Located on a private concession within the Addo Elephant National Park Riverbend Lodge is a very comfortable base from which to discover Addo.


92% (5 reviews)
Addo Main Camp

Addo Main Camp

Addo Rest Camp offers a variety of self-catering accommodation types to suit all tastes. Overlooking a floodlit waterhole, the camp allows guests to get a closer view of the elephants in the park.


95% (4 reviews)
Gorah Elephant Camp

Gorah Elephant Camp

A beautiful safari camp set within Addo Elephant Park. Lovely tented suites and great game viewing make this a great stop along South Africa's glorious Garden Route.


100% (4 reviews)
Camp Matyholweni

Camp Matyholweni

An easily accessible safari camp in Addo Elephant Park, Matyholweni offers self-catering family cottages, as well as access to the nearby town of Colchester.


100% (1 review)
Camp Fig Tree

Camp Fig Tree

Camp Fig Tree is a luxurious lodge located just outside Addo Elephant Park. It is well situated for visits to the park itself.


100% (1 review)

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